Breach (2011)

Platform(s): PC, Xbox 360
Genre: Online Multiplayer
Developer: Atomic Games
Release Date: Jan. 26, 2011 (US), Jan. 2011 (EU)

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'Breach' (ALL) Shows Off Real Life Gadgets - Screens & Trailer

by Rainier on Jan. 19, 2011 @ 1:35 p.m. PST

Breach is a first-person multiplayer shooter that literally blows the floor out from under conventional military shooters, introducing new kinds of destruction that haven't been seen in any other game

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Breach is a first-person multiplayer shooter that literally blows the floor out from under conventional military shooters. Breach introduces new kinds of destruction that haven't been seen in any other game, unveils an Active Cover System which allows players to take advantage of any cover as it is ripped apart, and adds in unique, true-to-life spy gadgets which all changes the very nature of multiplayer combat.

Breach uses Atomic's innovative Hydrogen Engine to give players inventive ways to use destruction so they can stun, manipulate, and eliminate their opponents with a new toolbox of tactics. For the first time, virtual warriors can punch holes through floors to get the drop on enemies below, breach both interior and exterior walls, crush enemy fighters by collapsing ceilings and balconies, and even shoot away individual bricks to create "shooter's holes."  Breach is the first game to mix Atomic's ground-breaking Active Cover System, which lets players attach instantly to cover, quickly pop in and out of cover, and peak and blind-fire from behind cover, with an environment in which virtually anything that can be used for cover can also be destroyed. As walls get eaten away from bullets and explosions, characters will be able to use the new openings to return fire without leaving the protection of remaining cover.

Players will take on the roles of some of the most elite field operatives in the US.  CIA Special Activities Division officers are the teams sent in on real-life black operations when no one can ever know the US was involved.  Atomic is using expertise it developed creating training systems for the world's leading military and intelligence organizations to bring the secret world of black operations to life with accurate weapons, gear, and real-life spy gadgets which virtual operators can use with real world tactics to defeat the enemy.


Atomic Games is divulging the real gadgets and equipment elite operatives use on missions both in the game and in real life. 

The elite forces that conduct black operations are often behind enemy lines, out-numbered and trying to accomplish clandestine missions.  They need specialized equipment to even the odds, equipment like the IR Sniper Detector.  It bounces IR beams off any scoped weapon, creating a flare that allows players to locate campers from across the map. The Sonic Imager can display high resolution live imagery of enemies on the other side of a wall. The M2 SLAM Charge is a sticky proximity mine that can be placed on any wall, ceiling, floor or vehicle surface to eliminate vehicles and enemy infantry. Breach also features Dragon Skin armor, which is a flexible body armor system already credited with more than 392 confirmed saves during combat in Afghanistan and Iraq.   The real-world gear seen in Breach is being used for these purposes by real operatives on real assignments right now, and many have never been available before in any military shooter. 

Full List of Real-World Spy Gear in Breach

  •  Dragon Skin
  •  Sticky Bomb   
  •  Remote Motion Sensor   
  •  Bionic Ear   
  •  IR Sniper Detector   
  •  Bomb Sniffer   
  •  Sabotage Kit   
  •  M2 SLAM Charge   
  •  Medic Kit   
  •  M79 Pirate Cannon   
  •  Sonic Imager    

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